I Transmigrated into the Hero's Biological Little Sister in a Wish-Fulfillment Showbiz Novel

My new novel, *Being the Rich Heiress’s Green Tea Best Friend*, is now online. Please add it to your library. Jiang Meng read an entertainment-industry wish-fulfillment novel before bed. At first, she thought the male lead was the “brilliant” powerful man who kept locking people in dark rooms, and the female lead was the young entertainment-industry newcomer who ran away while pregnant. Only later did she learn that the real protagonist was the brilliant tycoon’s son, top-tier star Xiang Lin. When Jiang Meng woke up, she found she’d transmigrated into the novel and become… the baby, that is, Xiang Lin’s younger half-sister. As a top-tier star, Xiang Lin had no shortage of women who adored him, and there were plenty who tried to corner him backstage. But the day his performance ended, a little girl with an exquisitely pretty face blocked his way. She looked a little like him and called out in a clear, sweet voice, “Big brother!” Xiang Lin: “…???” Xiang Lin, a top-tier star, was eighteen before he learned his brilliant father had left a woman behind and fathered a daughter. At first, he looked down on the little girl named Jiang Meng. But later, he spoiled her so much that the whole internet started saying he was her sugar daddy. Xiang Lin scoffed. “Sugar daddy? I’m her actual brother!” #A story about how having a big brother means having the whole world# #The female lead’s love interest isn’t her brother, but Gu Jun. Since she’s underage in the main story and minors can’t date, the two act as friends at first. This isn’t a no-romance story; the romantic plot will be in the postscript after she’s an adult.# Gu Wuhen’s author page. Come visit and follow me~ → My new novel, *Being the Rich Heiress’s Green Tea Best Friend*, is now online. Please add it to your library. Wen Ge opened her eyes one day and discovered she’d transmigrated into a melodramatic rich-family wish-fulfillment novel, becoming the green tea best friend who envied the heroine’s beauty and wealth. On the surface, the green tea best friend was all sweet affection toward the heroine, but behind her back she secretly sabotaged her. In the end, the hero and heroine joined forces to make her eat her words, and she met a terrible fate. After reading the original story, Wen Ge was left with a head full of question marks. Was the heroine’s coattail not worth riding? Was her black card no good? Why reject a perfectly good chance to coast to victory and insist on picking a fight with the heroine? From then on, Wen Ge stayed a green tea, but she turned her attentions to the heroine’s enemies instead. When the heroine’s stepsister came over to slyly mock her for having a fake face, Wen Ge said, “I’m sorry my bare face is still prettier than yours!” When the heroine’s cousin came over to ridicule her poor academic record, Wen Ge said, “Too bad inheritance depends on blood, not grades. You don’t hold that against us, do you, big brother?” And when the heroine’s classmate tried to spread rumors and smear her online, Wen Ge served up the full package: gathering evidence, reporting them to the police, and getting them arrested. Then she hit back in her sweetest, most tea-like voice: “I’m so jealous your lives are this exciting. You can just waltz into places everyone else is barred from.” … As a top-tier green tea with off-the-charts combat power, Wen Ge accompanied her best friend all the way to the heroine’s smooth road to victory. Her best friend had a powerful cousin who was not only obsessed with his older sister but also a connoisseur of green tea. The first time he met Wen Ge, he sensed her unusual green tea aura. To keep his sister from getting hurt, he paid Wen Ge extra attention. But as he continued to watch her, the look in his eyes gradually changed. Message: When siblings stand together, their strength can cut through gold.